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An investigation by South African unit Amabhungane has established that the late former President Robert Mugabe’s son Bellarmine Chatunga allegedly received R10 million (US$526,114) during the military coup which ousted his father in November 2017.
It seems the ‘beef’ between controversial cleric, Passion Java and Bellarmine ‘Chatunga’ Mugabe is far from over following recent events on social media where the two mock and counter-mock each other.
Former president Robert Mugabe’s children have gone to court to challenge a traditional chief’s controversial order to exhume the late strongman’s remains.
By Nyashadzashe Ndoro
Bellarmine Chatunga, son of the late former president Robert Mugabe has reminded Norton legislator Temba Mliswa that he stole properties from Paul Westhood during his time as a member of the ruling Zanu PF.
This comes after Mliswa claimed on Twitter that President Emmerson Mnangagwa’s administration should seize 15 farms which are still in the hands of the late leader’s widow, Grace.
Following the recent military intervention which brought to a dramatic end former president Robert Mugabe’s 37-year-old rule, his family is now scattered across different countries, while their multi-million dollar businesses and deals face collapse.
TripLife Entertainment, a promotions company reportedly owned by former president Robert Mugabe’s sons; Robert Jnr and Chatunga was officially launched at Harem Nightclub in Johannesburg, South Africa on Saturday.
The kids suffer the most at such times, plucked harshly as they are from the ample bosom of their cosseted upbringing and suddenly forced to fend for themselves in a callous and uncaring world.
New York – President Robert Mugabe’s son was spotted in New York on Tuesday in a shopping extravagance at a time when most Zimbabweans back home could hardly put food on their tables.
MDC youths have threatened to demonstrate against the profligacy of President Robert Mugabe’s sons. Speaking at a press conference in Harare on Tuesday, MDC youth assembly leader Happymore Chidziva said they will unfurl demonstrations to stop the first family from misusing public funds.
South Africa is planning to grant diplomatic immunity to Zimbabwe’s first lady Grace Mugabe, allowing her to return to Harare and avoid prosecution for the alleged assault of a 20-year-old model, a government source said on Friday.